Minors for Business and Economics Students

Six accounting courses to include the following three courses consisting of two and one half course units:

• ACC 111: Accounting Procedures Lab
• ACC  316: Intermediate Accounting/Auditing I
• ACC 318: Intermediate Accounting/Auditing II

Three and one half-additional course units selected from the following list (At least one course unit must be at the 300-level or above):

• ACC 216: Professional Issues in Accounting
• ACC 218: Accounting Information Systems
• ACC 219: Introduction to Data Analytics in Accounting
• ACC 270: Special Topics in Accounting
• ACC 315: Tax Accounting
• ACC 317: Intermediate Accounting II
• ACC 370: Special Topics in Accounting
• ACC 416: Advanced Accounting
• ACC 417: Government and Not for Profit Accounting
• ACC 419: Information Systems and Controls
• ACC 455: Independent Study

Six courses to include:

• ACC 112: Introduction to Financial Accounting
• ACC 212: Introduction to Managerial Accounting
• BUS 331: Marketing: Principles and Management
• BUS 341: Organization and Management
• FIS 303: Financial Management
• ECON 227: Statistics for Business and Economics

A minimum of six courses to include:

• ECON 100: Introduction to Economics
• ECON 301: Intermediate Microeconomics I
• ECON 302: Intermediate Microeconomics II
• Three additional economics courses, at least two at the 300 level or above.

ECON 227 does not count towards the minor.

A minimum of six courses to include:

• ACC 112: Introduction to Financial Accounting
• FIS 303: Financial Management
• ECON 227: Statistics for Business and Economics

Three additional courses selected from the following list:

• FIS 304: Risk Management/Property-Liability
• FIS 305: Financial Statement Analysis
• FIS 306: Cases in Financial Modeling
• FIS 307: Life/Health/Social Insurance
• FIS 308: Derivatives
• FIS 309: Investments
• FIS 409: Portfolio Management
• FIS 300: Seminar in Finance (may be repeated for different topics)
• FIS 370: Special Topics in Finance (may be repeated for different topics)

Six Hispanic Studies courses beyond SPAN 201, including:

• SPAN 203: Spanish as a World Language
• SPAN 250: Business Spanish and its Cultural Context or BARC 250
• SPAN 307: Reading and Writing Culture
• One additional course in Cultures and Identities taken from courses numbered SPAN 320-339
• One additional course in Texts and Con(texts) taken from courses numbered SPAN 340-369
• One elective, which can be a cross-listed SPAN/LC course

Five courses to include:

• ECON 100: Introduction to Economics
• ACC 112: Introduction to Financial Accounting
• FIS 200: Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance

Two courses chosen from

• BUS 332: Marketing in Services Industries and Not-for-Profit Organizations
• BUS 341: Organization and Management I
• BUS 344: Human Resources Management